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Optimizing the Hybrid Work Landscape for Tasks to Do at Home

Allwork

Office presence should be for a compelling purpose that surpasses the notable expenses, in terms of time, finances, and stress associated with commuting. For those workers lacking a quiet, comfortable home office, employers should offer alternative workspaces, either in company-owned offices or coworking spaces.

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Is a post-COVID remote work policy right for you?

BMT Office Administration

FlexJobs’ survey of more than 2,100 employees who worked from home during the pandemic found that 51% reported being more productive while working remotely. Employers switching to a fully remote staffing model can save on costs related to office space, in-office perks, equipment, and even salaries. Be flexible.

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The Workforce is on the Move…and so is Compensation

Bonnie Low Kramen

The “traditional” Monday through Friday, go into the office, that is. The truth is, that even before the Covid-19 pandemic that sent thousands home to create in-home offices in March 2020, the workplace was already – quite literally – in motion. Conversely, Reddit has announced all U.S. NATIONAL MARKET DATA.

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Julie Whelan CBRE Global Head of Occupier Research | It’s Time to Unleash the Workforce

Allwork

Her research spans a broad range of topics, from office demand and occupancy to the flex-office segment to patterns in office use. She is the lead author of CBRE’s semiannual office-use surveys. The latest survey, conducted in August, covered the office plans of 176 companies across the globe.

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4 Ways to Increase Your Chances of Finding Remote Work

On The Job

survey found that more than three-quarters of departing workers wouldn't recommend their employer to others , the worst percentage in five years. Census data show that more employers are letting workers set up home offices to get work done with 61 percent more workers considering home their primary workplace in 2009 compared with 2005.